Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-07-12
NORWAY.


| CuUnCuGs.
uaiter,aiist CAurch, Rev. Caroline y. Angsn
Pastor. rrvacAlng ssr,ies On Sunday ns p ~
s~saas cassrss.sa.l ciarrh. Rev. Alss. wi.
val, pasiofi preashlng serice-suadAy-io - A
n: sabeslS .sssa. u n az. se,isl Meeting. ~
Ihar.isy. regular ssskly Prayer Meeting. : % p
is,hs'ii.i Chur,h. J. 4. Cary. Pastor. Its.eh.
lns ssrlee, lo9As' s.be.lh ..ehoo, y - ~.
Prayer Meeting. sor p. d. cias. Meeting Friday
fapr.s
STATED nrETIses.
n & 4. u.-uaioa H. A. q. W. p. ssseu.,e'
Wednesday Etsninr, "a ~ lsiofs hlll moan, a ha.
sotig liail. IuiaE fro.i. II. T. ksEais mesi,ns
= 0s' iedg, Ne =, - h''on :, Ia, MeI .s
1. %. %. f.-gsrulsr meeting IN Ddi felest
Hal, svsfy Tuesday Lgeulng. A. l., y. lise, 80:
Nblsy EnClmpinfni. No. ~, meets in uid fsles.
ia. 'seeoi a. isurh iI'a.y L,sa',s' ,' % M ns
lsH Assoslailon Il Mains--i. ~. %. 4. Annual
mssiiar. laird MoaiAy In January. A. - Ain1Ai'
K.or P.-Herular meeting in II.iha.aY nlesk.
essry wsiassisy Esealar. T. r. islchani.aa. Z. {.
a.. n. iassfiir, n. Il II. ansl 4.
10. q. I.-ia efaags iIll. svep raiufday eve
a. A. R'-IIasr, IIa.s Pet. Ne. 81. meet, ne fr.,
fnlay Essang h ssch mouih. IN Grange Hal. d.
4. ElHsfls. tummsuirr.
4. q. q. C.-Nssi. ths ffsi AM ihlrl friiay sssn.
inss % ssch noait. Gee. A. tisasss' y e. Lnein'
Al of N.-Mssis 'n t.r.ars Hall Gr.t AL iilrl Mo-
day sfsnlnrs ofcll noufh. J. W. CIommstt, Capi.
A large compsny went % Ousii-li Sat
urday, JAY 81 They all pronounced the
picnic Que 20 ths b-.t All sp,sk highly
Of tn hospitality ~ Mr. sud VI .. Daniel
Brs,i AMI A. IN ZANE TIM ga not fall Ia
comm~ni Mr.. n ~ Que OF ihe Ssi farm
~ IN the stat Nr II eau show Whit
ca be d0oe on M.lue farm.
All who have msde The acquslntAnee 81
Nr Ff.uk klnbdl. the accOmmJi
AMI pleasant clerk In Noye-' Drug Storr,
will r. sorry - learn that he II shortly
10 leave Norway, hat, on the other tstd,
thy will feel - congraiu,ats him nat
heartily inasmlCh as be- Is vsry shortly 10
.t.rt In business lJr himself ~ Befllu
Fails. y n. All exsni - hin - b''i
wori- for hi, faiare success
Oace m re tar gsulu cluntenAnce o.
Dsvi smiley 10 to be seen A. The store 81
smiley Bros IT, . hUslog shori 'ac''
ton.
\ I. trick 9. a't-f "a Aoscnce ffOn
ais baslarss ~ SOM tsn or twelve days,
has returned. H. look, AMI feels mlca
better Tor the shori vacation. SIT c.
.on Accompanied him dlfing his absenct
Portland piftle, have purchased tn
Crockett sistsr-' horse.
Arthur ". Frost q. counaei - TIE
house ~ ipjlflss received by q fall ron
tree few days sincs.
Mr.. w. W. Hooper. o. Orono, IL
whiting a. her home la this village.
Nathan y Mllsit, while handling bis
boil Jaiy lih, wAs badly irjdrci. having
,.o fl8- hroksa sni sustaining other
severe irlaflss Hal II uo, been fof help
BE- w0uli dDabtless h,vi been Killed. lie
l. iOlug well nov.
Geo. T.. Rove ani family. Simeon Drake
ani wife anil Miss George 4. Waker
passed the Fourth =, Soyes' farm on TIE
banks " Cold water Brook. very pleas
antiy.
been found. In about fl'tecn feet OF water
.om- relies ~ the lo.t wreck were found
which lei o a. Investigation whleh result
"a A. above stated Charles Nay sfter
diving for the cornci twice placed tie
instrument In The hands Of 10 hsppy
owner.
We noticed Mr.. &. $. Cummings rid.
ing horseback this week with her former
gracsfulness.
Ms. Grace Crockett. daughter of j.
Henry Crockett, % Portland, 4, visiting
Ml,. l.lule whlimArsh.
Nr ani Mrs. Geo A. wilkins have
gone - F0xb1ro. Mass, ~ work In
shoe factory. Mr.. wilkins has been sex
ton a. the Cong1. Church for the past
foar on nye years. IT, Ia we'll known aud
most ravofably spoken Of by All parish
loner-, who Will greatly miss him.
]. A Tue.l 4. now retailing meats IN
"a. store lately occaplei by J. w. Everett
wilson 4 Ripley, while A. Work 90
sole cutting mschine last saturday, a.
Aubarn, hal the end % hts thumb 90 the
right h,ui cut on Oaly q few years ago
he los, the sni OF = dagger on the Other
hani while AZ work on similar mschine.
Hon. n NJ Dcsrce IL wholly unshle ~
accouu, fnr N. loss OF his gold waih,m
watch. lie thinks he len Il In hi. room
bu, h.s M clcw whereby % recover u.
The officers 81 Pcuucssssw,ssee Lodge,
No. T.. X. Off. Installed A. the regul,r
meeting wednesday evening. July Gth, ~
ID ID q e. David Bridge, of Bethel -.
sisted by q. X. orr. & \, ]. y. Chute, of
Portland, acting q. VI. a. A. aud Il. g, =.
A. Libby. acting q. l.. A. follows l. L.
Richardson. L. & 4. J. Rowe Z. = T.
y. Mllleii. V. c. II. II Crockett, T. y
w. Brown, ~ ~ A.. &. \ L)VtJ1y' i w.
Arthur lllbbari. q. q.
The Glorious Fourth OF JAY commenced
In Norway sometime about The latter part
OF the third aud lasted with some a. leas,
twenty. four hour-. The small boys got A.
much music oui OF iln.pans and un.horns
a. Norway ever heard until dAyoreak..
Zach electric light pole was decorated
with pals, cans, boilers, etc, while ihe
Signs on the stores AMI places OF business
go, strangely mixed. In trout OF the bank
one would have thought AL Us treasures
hal been emp,led. From daylight until
dark the village streets were Remarkably
qalei. The q. A. H. picnlc AZ Olosons
Grove WAS In al respects success. Ihe
steamer. AMI bsrges were busy al dsy aud
until .bOu, II o'clock a. night going and
coming from the Grove. Captain WOOD.
sum dedicated his dancing pavilion ara
In fact al the life LEFT In town was at Glo'
sons Grove.
The C.,amaran was sailed on the Lake
July lth 10 the great admiration OF all
witnesses.
Hon. II. NJ. Bearce and company are TO
omen their new cottage Sunday. July lOIh.
Mr.. Dam. formerly assistant supefin'
,sndent In the shoe factory a. this plsee,
was In town few days last week.
Capt. wooisum's steamer met WIZ
quite an accident few days since, by row.
Jog against, or rather getting TOO near
the rocks, which resulted In inlnrlng The
wheel. The Capt. expects to have IL IN
running order by Saturday evening.
Mrs. Mary l.. Bartlett OF this village was
carried TO the Insane Hospital 81 Ausus's'
Friday, July
TIE much talked OF boat race on Like
Pennesseewasee came OF last Friday eve
ming. The eontes. was witnessed by
large number OF people. Harry skllllngs'
boat carried OF the prize gold boat,
given " our popular jeweler. Horace Cole
held upon the condition OF their oontin'
uIng 10 be the sblesi boats crew rpon The
lake.
BucKLKS's ARSIcA SALyE-
w.. nw.v g.tx-v In the world for Clf6,